The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 61

THE SHREVfPORT TIMES A-17 Sunday, May 1, 1949 Tine Tfimmcs' MaoMo Page Kadio Actor Karl Swenson Heads Cast On 'Inner Sanctum' Ky. Derby to Be Broadcast Over CBS Exclusively First Feature of Turf's 'Triple Crown' Will Be Heard Over KWKH Saturday Afternoon Asrain this year the ''Triple Crown" of the American turf ill be broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting System exclusively. First of the series, the Kentucky Derby, will be heard over KWKH next Saturday, May 7, at 4:15 p.m. On the following Saturday, May 14. the" running of the I'reakness will be broadcast and the third and final of the prcat races, the Belmont Stakes, will be aired on June 11.

Ida Lupino Stars in Full Hour Version of 'Ladies in Retirement' Starring as a scheming companion who lives with an ex-actress in a remote house, Ida Lupino recreates her screen portrayal of Ellen Creed, in a full-hour radio version of the psychological thriller "Ladies in Retirement" on CBS' "Ford Theatre." Fridav, Mav 6. at o'clock over KWKH and KWKH-FM. Originally a Broadway stage hit by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham, the story concerns the strained relations that ensue when Ellen, who has devoted her life to her two eccentric sifters. Invites them to visit her at the act reus' home. When the latter suggests that it's time the odd pair return to London, Ellen kills her and cleverly conceals her crime.

A visit by Miss Flskc's nephew, suspicious of Ellen's story that his aunt is away on a visit, brings the story to a startling climax. The radio adaptation by Rente Ruben. Fletcher Markle directs "Ford Theatre," Vincent McConnor is script editor and Cy Feucr Is composer-conductor of the program's original musical scores. fh Qiti BREATHER Production Assistant Eve Zerein, who helps cook up the bizarre stunts for "County Fair," catches up on her reading backstage during a rehearsal breather. The CBS fun-feature is heard over KWKH and KWKH-FM every Wednesday at 8 p.m.

'Beulah's' Boss Favors Careers for Women But Not for Own Wife Harry Henderson makes a big mistake when he comments favorably on housewife-career woman, as the CBS "Beulah" show begins a week of fun and frolic Mondav, Mav 2. at 6 o'clock over KWKH and KWKH-FM. Wife Alice agrees and joins a rival real estate firm. Beulah. too.

gets the fever and becomes Alice's assistant. Things come to a head when Harry brings an important prospect home to talk over a big deal and Alice makes a sales presentation of her own. ru a I A 1 jT' Sr ''-) i-l (J 1 1 THE "NEWS TEAM" preparing their concise news reports for CBS' "Wendy Warren and the News" arc Douglas Edwards, who gives a world news round-up at the opening of the program, and Florence Freeman, "Wendy Warren," who relates news of interest to women before starring in the dramatic portion of the five-a-week show heard over KWKH at 11 a.m. Setting the for its fx rnrrer of the Krntm kv Irbv CMS the I)iinnnl Jubl- rtt Amriiu greatest IUI WitJi jctal Friday. May fi.

titled Hurt for the Ito.e the Story ef the Kentucky Derby." John Daly, crack CBS nous, narrator, the program will through dramatic, dot umon-tary and actuality techniques the 1 story of the Dei by, from it running in 17. lo li 7tn in 1943. partkipatinjf in the wiute to the ZZlh birthday of the great classic will be the legendary Mti Winn. Derby boss for many ear; Joe ralmer, CHS' rac-l-ix broadc astct and a group of jotkevn awl old-timers ho will reminisce about past Derby highlights. "The "Run for the Hoses" was itien by William J.

former CBS director of upecial events. It 1-. produced in co-operation with the CBS fport department. Red r.arber, director, with Werner Hichel f-upervLsing the production. On the following dav, Saturday, beginning at 3:15 the networks coverage of the race it-rlf ill heard.

Opening with pre-race commentary and continuing until after traditional wreath r-f roes has been drap-d around the r.ftk of the winner ail jossible til be broadcast direct Churchill Downs at I.ouis-yiWf. Kv. Columbia's Bill forum handle the color and commentary and the veteran Clem Mc-Carthv wail call the race. Co-Author of CBS' 'Hilltop House' Visit New Orleans Ad-iv Rkhton and Lvnn Stone, eo-autbors of CBS "Hilltop House" da time serial, have fallen under the fspeii of their own writing. "Hilltop Houe" is heard over KWKH and KWKH-FM Monday through Friday at 2:1.

Recently, when the two romantic leads in their story were planning their wedding and honeymoon, the authors decided that New Orleans vould be the idyllic destination, although neither of the writers ever ha been there. They started readii-K descriptive literature about the Sty, questioning friend, study-1-jr htatont al data and novel. So enthused did the girls Iwcome That thev old themselves on a Msil to New Orleans. Their ficti-triu booevmooner will approach tt, city by bof down the Mi.is-a ppi. Mmea RUhton and Stone lrae New York by piane April to sn.dv and enjov trat hand the er phase of their brain chil-drrn'i Mfnic jaunt.

In order to pet a complete picture of the eit. the girls will live at hotel, one In the Irrmh Quarter, the other in the American Quarter. The script hon mnnn ill be around New Orleans during the Mondav. Mav 2. broadcast of House." describing the s.

grits the writer have, by that colored with personal lm-pt ess ion. KENT to Broadcast Special Series for National Family Week ALT GOOD THINGS BEGIN AT HOME is the title of a special series of five dramatic programs which will be broadcast at 10:15 a. m. over KENT beginning tomorrow. Those broadcasts which deal with specific problems in living together In the family as preparation for living together In the world are being broadcast as public service projects by more than a thousand stations In the United States and Canada as part of the observance of National Family Week.

May 2-7. The programs are prepared under the auspices of The Upper Room, the world's most widely used devotional guide, snd are written and produced bv Carlton K. More. bet known to local radio listener as the writer and producer of "One Man's Family." Facing squarely some of the problems that confront families today, this series is frankly and positively Christian in viewpoint but in accordance with th ideals of The Upper Room is strictly non-denominational in character. The titles of the episodes Indicate the nature of the broadcasts which are created In dramatic stvl: "Democracy Begins at Home "Question of the Family Car," "High Finance on a Low Income, "Home Builders Are World Builders." "Families That Play Together Stav Together." "Families That Worship Together Stay Together." It is believed that no other radio program of a religious character has ever won the public service acceptance of so many radio stations.

It is also to be available for use as a teaching program in churches and church schools. Tragedy of Montezuman To Be Enacted on CBS' 'You Are There' The heroic stand of the Aztec nation against Cortez and his con-quistadores will be relived on CBS' "You Are There" this afternoon at over KWKH and KWKH-FM, in Michael Sklar's dramatic history recreation of "Montezuman and the Spaniards." Held hostage by the Invading Spaniards, Montezuma, king of the Aztecs, is forced to order a truce. The Aztec emissaries, led by Quit-lahua, Montezuma's brother, refuse to give the Spaniards safe conduct from the palace In wh'ch thev were besieged. Montezuma, Intimi dated by his Spanish captors, calls for an Aztec capitulation, whereupon Quitlahua orders warriors of the truce party to kill Emperor Montezuma, his brother. The command executed, the Aztecs withdraw to resume their last-ditch fight against Spanish domination.

vdventure And Harnet Of Oxi 5:30 m4 hour no '0 Our hAiss Brooks 8:30 PJ- th tfor tor, Three our of fifteen great Sunday features heard over KWKH-CBS. Karl Swenson stars as a trou bled voung man who isn't sure whether his fiancee needs his help or a psychiatrist's when she insists that she's hexed by an evil woman, almost her twin in appear ance, In "The Deadly Double, an original thriller by Ed Adamson and Bob Sloane, on CBS award winning "Inner Sanctum" heard over KWKH and KWKH-FM to morrow night at 7 o'clock. Swenson plays the role of Chris whose fiancee. Joan, begins to act jittery. He tried to get her to talk, but she won't tell him why she has to meet a strange woman in a deserted park.

A brufal murder Is committed Id the park that night. ChrU finds gloves covered ith blood in Joan's apartment, but not until he pretends to call the police does she tell him the weird story of the evil woman who has great power over her. It is this other woman who committed the murder, she insists. The devilish woman wants her to be a "blood sister." The confused girl refuses to see a psychiatrist about her problem at least that's what she tells Chris. But Chris thinks he sees her walk into the office building just before the doctor himself is knifed to death.

In order to prove what he be lieves is the truth about that other woman to Joan, Chris drives her to the park and they both wait tor death to stalk. MBS Five-a-Week Sports Feature Back On KENT Schedule Returning to the air on KENT is the MBS "Inside of Snorts" nro- gram, which will be heard Monday through riday at p. m. Sportscasters Joe Cummiskey and Mel Leavilt will tell of some of the unusual baseball discoveries of New lork Yankee Scout Paul Krichell on Tuesday. The most unusual will be the collesre Ditch- er with the fine strike-out record, ho became one of baseball's greatest sluggers.

Wednesday's program will outline the Kentucky Dethv race that had a 91-1 long shot as its winner. Thursday will feature the really "perfect baseball game." And Friday the boys will ask "How long can a boxer keep going?" They'll tell of one famous boxer ho kept going for a long, long time. This week the sportscasters will bjso oevoie a tew moments of each broadcast to listing names of list eners who have forecast, with them the outcome of the 1949 American and league pennant races. On April 11, Joe and Mel made their pennant choices, and listed their selections of the runner-tip clubs. Thousands of their listeners submitted their forecasts and from that group approximately 150 chose the same team line-ups.

Ozzie Nelson Almost Changes Mind About Spanking Youngsters Ozzie Nelson 'always has held to the belief that spanking is never necessary for youngsters, and he elaborates on his theory of child psvchology to Harriet liilliard. his understanding wife, on CBS" "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" heard over KWKH and KWKH-FM this afternoon st 6:30. But then the Nelson youngsters. David and Ricky get Into a couple of scrapes that causes Ozzie's firmness against corporal punishment to waver. Janet Waldo and John Brow are featured players.

Ted Bliss produces "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet." Verne Smith announces and Billy May conducts the orchestra. Choraliers Feature Pop Songs From Melodic 'Twenties Hit songs of the tuneful 'twenties are featured bv "The Choraliers" on CBS-KWKH and KWKH-FM this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Conducted by Eugene Lowell, the group sings "Wonderful One." composed by Paul Whiteman and Ferdi Grol'e, Vincent Youinaus' "Sometime I'm Happy" from "Hit the Deck." and "Alabamy Bound." The orchestra revives Conf rev's noveltv, "Kitten on the Keys." Other cho ral numbers are rranz Lehar "Yours Is My Heart Alone." "Cool Water," and the negro spirituals, "My Lord Says He's Gwine ter Rain Down Fire." The orchestra plays Lecuona's "At the Cross- Roads. frank Knight is program host. 1 LIONEL DAQRYflORE in MAYOR OF THE TOVJH A heartwarming story of A merican life.

Tonight DIAL 1550 i MIOSDAMKS ct messieurs, this is Maurice Chevalier and "This Is Paris" is the new adcast series through which the charm of the veteran entertainer's song and talk is lirought to KENT-MBS listeners every Friday evening at 7 o'clock. With him on the programs from the French capital are guest entertainers and persons prominent in the field of Parisian clothes design. 'True or KEiVr-Mutual ()uiz, Moves to New Time "KNT-Mutual's pioneer quiz program. "True Or False." is moving to the 7:30 period on Thursday nights beginning this week. The quiz favorite was one of the firt programs to successfully use the quiz format idea as radio fare.

Dr. Harry Hagen first presented the "True Or False" program for the Mutual network on Jan. 3, 1938, and the format clicked immediately. There's no second-guessing on this quiz show the contestant must answer quicklv cither "true" or "false." Dr. Hagen'a theory was that listeners would be drawn to a ques-tlon-and-answ er program on which standard replies could he given, and that a format of this type would speed up the program and add to its entertainment value.

Works of Nordic Composers Featured By ytiiphoiictte' The Prelude to the third act of Wagner' opera "Lohengrin" opens the CBS network broadcast of "The Smphonette" conducted by Mishel I'iastro. thin afternoon at i o'clock over KWKH and KWKH-FM. Selec-t ions follow ing are "Ingrid's Plaint" from the second "Peer Mynt Suite" by tirieg. "l.timbve's "New Champagne Galop." the lilting "Valse Triente" of Sibelius, Rosnini's rousing "William Tell" overture and "Extase." The program closes with Curzon's "The Boule-vardier." Frank Knight is host of the series. MORNING EVENING Adventures of the Falcon Mayor of Town Johnny Desmond Mediation Board Mediation Board Smoke Rines Smoke Rings Stoo the Music Stoo the Music Stoo the Music News to Now Family Album Sunday with You Under Arrest Under Arrest Jimmy Fidler Baseball board Music i The fKin came Theatre Guild: Old Fashioned Revival Hour Old Fashioned Revival Hour Jtmniv Fldler The Bkin came That? G.

Sokolsky News of Tomor. Rent Control Dick uraens Orch. New SINE Music for Now B. McCune's Or. Ave Marta Hour Ave Maria Hour Joe Reichman'S Orch Dirk Orch.

News SINE! Mail-Order Romance Is Theme of 'First Nighter' Vehicle A woman handwriting analyst decides to marry a man she's never seen, because she 1 ''eves his penmanship indicates he's the soul of integrity, in "The Handwriting Doesn't Lie," comedy-romance by Sam Locke on CBS' "First Nijhter" Thursdav, Mav 5, at 9:30 over KWKH "and KWKH-FM. Arriving for the wedding, she finds her fiance accused of a bank robbery, and sets out to prove that her anal ysis was correct, in the process, she meets several illegal characters who are equally anxious to pin the crime on the object of her mail-order affections, Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule play the lead roles. Joseph T. Ain-ley produces. Amusing Situations Develop When 'Mayor' Gets Colorful Cravat "The Wondrous Tale of the Hand-Painted Cow," is the title of tonight's episode on "Mayor of the Tow at 6:30 p.m.

The "Mayor's" housekeeper, Marilly (Agnes Moorehead), remembers his birthday with a loud tie splashed with colorful pictures of a sunset, a cow, and a cupid, a gift that srts off a series of amus ing incident. The "Mayor," (Lionel Barry-more), attempts to get rid of the tie, without hurting Marilly's feel ings, by spilling food on it, tearing it and finally by claiming that it was stolen. When it turns up again Marilly is so impressed with its artistic qualities that she plants it in a cornerstone of the new fire house. 'F. It.

Solves Case In Which SHiiulIer Takes Victim's Name A swindler adopts his victim's name and persuades him to split a check made out. to a fictitlou third person of the mmf name, in "Con Man" on CHS' "FHI in Teace and War" Thursday, May 5, at 7 o'clock over KWKH and KWKH-FM. The criminal approaches his victim with a check marie out in the name they share, isaylng he received it by mistake. When the sucker says" it's not his money either, the con man suggests that they cash nd upllt the proceeds with the dupe to accept the check and give the swindler his half in cash. Just what the victim is supposed to do when the check comes bouncing back is not made clear, until FBI Martin Blaine, who plays the role of field agent Sheppard arrives on the scene.

'31r. ami Mrs. North' Investigate Murder of Musical Comedy Star Attending the dress rehearsal of a Broadwav musical comedy, CBS' "Mr. and 'Mrs. North" find the leading lady dead in her dressing room and launch a backstage investigation.

Tuesdav, Mav 3. at 7:30 over KWKH and KWKH-FM. Superstitions of the actors play a large part in the crime, and so does the presence of a character named Broadway Mabel and her "good luck cat" Desdemona. Joseph Curt in and Alice Frost star as the Norths. Brad Barker purrs the role of Desdemona, and others in the cast include Alan Hewitt, Arthur Vinton and Grace Koddy.

John produces and directs, and Charles I'aul composes and conducts the music. a The Flying Dragon glides from tree to tree on sails of thin skin, which stretch over its movable ribs. KWKH-FM (Frequency Modulation) US MC P. M. 12:30 News Business News 12:43 Donald M.

Ewing 1:00 Symphonettes 1:30 What's Your Gripe? 2:00 Skyway to the Stars 2:30 To Be Announced 2:45 N. Y. Philharmonic Orch. 3:30 You Are There 4:00 Choraliers 4:30 Broadwav Is My Beat 5:00 Family Hour of Stars 5:30 Ozzie and Harriet Jack Benny Show :30 Amos 'n Andy 7:00 Adventures of Sam Spade 7:30 Lum Abner 8:00 Electric Theatre 8:30 Our Miss Brooks Life With Luigi It ravs to Be Isrnorant 10:00 News Frank Fag 10:15 UN in Action KWKH KTIIS KHMI) KENT 11M KC CBS 71 KC NBC 154 KC ABC KC MBS WATTS II kwD-S kwN 250 WATTS 1,000 WATTS Helen Hayes to Star In Noel Coward Story 'Brief Encounter' Noel Coward's story, "Brief Encounter," has been chosen by Helen Hayes for her starring vehicle on the Electric Theatre tonight at 8:00 o'clock over KWKH and KWKH-FM. Coward story has been adopted for radio by Robert Cenedclla.

Miss Hayes' leveling man will be John Williams who appeared previously on this series in "Young Woodley." He also has appeared on the stage with Miss Hayes and currently is in the cast of "Anne of the Thousand Days" on Broadway. Others in the cast will be Victor Beecroft. Islay Benson and Cherry Hardy. Coward's story of frustrated love was one of three short stories presented by Coward and Gertrude Lawrence on Broadway. It also was made into a British film.

The Electric Theatre is produced by Joseph Stauffer and directed by Lester Oheefe. Music is supplied by Vladimir Selinsky and Joseph Ripley is the announcer. 'Our Miss Brooks' Actress Seems Headed For Stage Stardom Jf Gloria McMillan, who plays' an effervescent hcIioo! girl on CHS' "Our Miss Brooks heard over KWKH and KWKH-FM every Sun day night at 8:30. starring Eve Ar- den, sounds perfectly natural in the part, there's good reason for it. Gloria Is a school girl: at sweet sixteen she's a junior student at Westlake School for Girls.

For this, and couple of other reasons. Gloria is one of Hollywood's busiest young ladies. She attends school seven hours each day and vet has found time to rstafc bllsh a career for herself as an accomplished actress. And. as though thi3 weren enough, she studies three arts outside her radio work.

Being busy is second nature to Gloria. When she was four years old Gloria was a blues singer, spotted regularly on a Portland, radio station. Two and a half years of singing, ad-libbing dialogue and dancing on kid shows several times each week gave Gloria two advantages which have been paying off ever since. She developed theatrical talent, and lost the self-consciousness which is the plague of many child stars. When Gloria was seven (she was born in Portland.

on March 13. 1033) the family moved to Hollywood and Gloria became part of the local radio This time, how ever, she concentrated on me dramatic side. "Big Town" was her first dramatic show; she followed with a regular assignment on "Mayor of the Town," a role which she played for seven years. Gloria Js a member of the "500 Club," a group of Juvenile radio players, all under 17, who have appeared on 500 or more transcontinental broadcasts. The club was organized to help raise funds for worthy causes.

This year their performances are filling the coffers for the Sister Kenny Foundation. They stage variety performances in which each of the talented per- formers do one or (several acls en tirely apart, from their radio Mint. Gloria herself is featured in three acts at the piano, in a jitterbug routine and in a comedy sketch. She began study of piano more than I five years ago and today takes instructions from Amparo Iturbi, Jose's talented sister. She conscientiously fits four hours of practice into each day's activities; as much of it as is possible before breakfast and leaving for school.

Singing and dancing lessons slso occupy the "spare" time of this slender, blue-eyed, golden-haired lass. But none of these fields is meant to be an end in itself. Gloria's ambition is to be a Broadway actress. She has played with the Pasadena Community Playhouse, and was featured with tlie La Jolla Players in "Dear Ruth." As soon as Gloria graduates from higli school, she and her mother plan to go to London where Gloria can study with the Old Vic and Royal Conservatory Players. Then she hopes for a chance to study with the Abbey Players in Ireland.

From that point on, Gloria will be Broadw -ay-bound. She was interviewed by Bernard Strauss, producer of "Love or Money." last fall. He decided she was too young to make love to John Loder in that play but definitely promised that he'd get her for feroadwsy som day. SUNDAY i 5 .3 V-- Adyntures bn ve of v. I HP ANNE BURKE, alert and talented actress, who participates in the dramatic portions of the KENT-Mu-tual "Quick As a Flash" program, heard Sundays at 4:30 p.m.

The radio sleuths, "Mr. and Mrs. North," are the detectives-of-the-week for today's action-packed quiz session emceed bv Win Elliot. Laiiuy Kohh clurns To KEINT-Mutual at New Broadcast Time Tenor Lanny Ross lias two regular guests on his week-day KENT-Mutual program, with his return to the air at a new time period, 11:30 a.m. Jean Darling, the musical comedy singing star, will be his guest on his Tuesday and Thurs day broadcasts, while boy soprano Bobby White will be on hand for the Monday, Wednesday, and Friday program.

Continuing his "theme" programming, Lanny will portray the roles of a detective, a fruit merchant, a Shakespearean actor, a department store window trimmer, and a big league ball player. a 5,000 Square Mile Arctic Island Found By THOMAS U. HKMIV Narlh Amsrlran Nswuaaprr Alltanre Washington. Discovery of approximately 5.000 miles of hitherto unknown Arctic territory, one of the largest additions to the land surface of the globe made in this generation, has just been reported to the Arctic Institute of North America. The new land is a great island in the Fox basin, lying between Baffin Land and the Melville peninsula of northern Canada.

The discovery was made by Royal Canadian Air Force observers based at Fro-bisher Bay in southern Baffin Land. The land was first wrn through a rift in clouds. The navigator assumed that lie had miscalculated his position and that he actually was over the coast of Baffin Land. A later check, however, proved that he actually had been over an unknown island, about 5 by 75 miles in area. It since has been photographed from the air but nobody yet has set foot on its shore.

It can now be recalled. Arctic Institute experts say. that the existence of some such land long has been predicted from the direction of ice drifts in the Foxe basin but nobody has taken the trouble to look for it. Presumably the island wil be found completely desolate, without human inhabitants, and probably covered with ice much of the year. It will be an addition to Canadian territory.

This comes not alone from discovery rights but from the fact that it is completely surrounded by Canadian isiands and the dominion has a valid claim to all territory between its northern borders and the North Pole. This may be the last significant Arctic territorial discovery. Particularly since the start of e.plora-tion from the air is it. unlikely that anything other than a few-insignificant islands will be added to th world map in this region. 6-m Ns-undr Morn- World Favortt 3" r'm New Tvrr Call of th Cro 41 Ruflr Qjiilfl C'il of the Cro 7 Nm Cvlrv netist b'w Sun-Uo Serenade Hear Pirn.

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